How are galleries and institutions adapting to the art world's 'new normal'?
Convelio co-founder Edouard Gouin on the impact of technology on the artworld, modernising shipping and leading a logistics company through the pandemic
Girl with Balloon, which appeared to self-destruct at a Sotheby’s auction last week, has been reborn
In further art world madness: Basquiat heads to Broadway, and Disney’s spray-painting drone
Katharina Cibulka has stitched ‘As long as the art market is a boys’ club, I will be a feminist,’ across her alma mater’s facade
In further news: MOCA Detroit suspends Jens Hoffmann after harassment allegations; Met refuses to remove ‘suggestive’ Balthus painting
‘Conflicts of interest’ may have cost Beatrix Ruf her Stedelijk job but the problem doesn’t just lie with individuals – it’s structural too
The staggering price reached by Salvator Mundi prompts the question: what are you really buying when you buy an artwork?
The Emmett Till painting saga continues; Guggenheim Abu Dhabi ‘should be postponed or downsized’ says former director
In the first of a two-part series charting the internationalization of the Chinese art world, Colin Siyuan Chinnery considers the commercial sector
Cabaret Voltaire looks for investors and The Metropolitan Museum unveils its new logo: a round-up of the latest art news
De Appel’s new course in art dealing
Might the art world’s discretion on economic matters amount to a denial?
Five reasons why the art world is a desperate mess, followed by five responses. Do not read the conclusion until you've read the rest
